Thank you for your email Katie, but after nearly two years of replacements, updates, etc, I realize there is no fix for the Motorola droid 2. My experience is not only with my own phone, but my son’s and several other people that I know that have it. There is not just “a” problem, they continually evolve with new problems. Things such as locking up, automatically shutting down, automatically jumping between screens, starting up by itself (particularly irritating when on an airplane). Last week I opened an email and when I hit reply it sent the email to the email address other than the sender.
I have visited with Verizon personnel many times. The first time they claimed it was a poor battery, then the particular phone may be defective , then updates were suggested as the problem, then the particular phone again, then maybe apps were the problem. It just never ends and the amazing thing is, several people that I know are experiencing the same problem, but Motorola and Verizon representatives claim that they are unfamiliar those problems. The only commonality which I have found is that most of the people experiencing these problems carry the phone close to their body or in their pocket, so perhaps the phone was not designed for heat. At any rate, it is unreliable and extremely frustrating.
I will not own another droid and since my contract is coming to an end, I am looking seriously at the iphone 4s and providers which offer it. I notice that Verizon has the iphone 4s, can I continue my current contract and purchase the iphone 4s at the reduced rate?
Thanks again for your interest.
Jerry
